Functionalism, Conflict Theory, and Symbolic Interactionism

Introduction Functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism are all theoretical perspectives exploring the functioning of society. Each of them focuses on a different foundational aspect, thus providing unique explanations for people’s behavior and subsequent social change. Although the theories are distinct, there are some similarities facilitating comprehension of their concepts....

Mass Incarceration in the United States

Introduction Mass incarceration in the U.S. has been a major issue in people’s lives and is attributed to increased social problems. Mass incarceration mainly involves the imprisonment that individuals undergo due to changes in policy and the social issues they experience in their daily lives. These social problems include criminalization,...

The Changing Roles Within the Family

The key trends and changes in the family organization in the technologically advanced society have been predisposed by rates of low productiveness and population replacement, with reproduction becoming later in life. Moreover, the responsibility to bear children occurs more outside marriage institutions while they are being postponed. People are often...

Substance Use Disorder in Adolescents

Alcohol and drug use in adolescents is a serious problem that can grow into a substance use disorder or addiction, affecting young people’s health and quality of life. Various risk factors can add to the development of the issue, such as insufficient parental control, peer influence, academic problems, poverty, and...

Parental Leaves in the U.S. and Other Countries

Bergmann, Emily. “Parental Leave in the United States: Why the United States Should Follow France in Implementing Mandatory Paid Paternal Leave.” Child & Family Law Journal, vol. 9, 2021, pp. 159-172. Web. As the first additional professional source of choice, this peer-reviewed journal article explores the deficiencies of the U.S....

Social Identity: Conditions for Change

de la Sablonnière, R. (2017). Toward a Psychology of Social Change: A Typology of Social Change. Frontiers in Psychology, 8. The identity attributed to social change mainly refers to a unidirectional and autonomously controlled process associated with group change, where the conceptualization of social change is within human control limits. When...

Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim: The Pioneers of Sociology

Introduction Among the pioneers of sociology, Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim are at the top of the list. Both have had a significant impact on the evolution of social science. The concept of alienation and Durkheim’s idea of anomie are two instances of their philosophies. The two have quite different...

The Child Poverty Rates in New York

From both my personal experience and a variety of primary as well as secondary sources, I concluded that not only the population of developing countries suffer from poor quality of life. Americans, particularly, New Yorkers with low to moderate income have similar problems, which mostly result from the resource availability...

Social Groups’ Impact on Social Interactions

Kim Kardashian is a prime example of an influencer on social media. She has built an empire largely off her ability to influence her fans on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter. Kim is known for being brutally honest with her fans, sharing everything from her workouts to her...

The Concept of Animal Rights and Their Violation

Since rights put a duty on others that some other entities must respect, rights are far more essential than interests. If animals have rights, there are particular things that humans should never do to them, as doing so would violate their rights. Animal rights are ethical concepts based on the...

Poverty: Growing Economic Inequality

This article is devoted to the growing economic inequality — one of the main problems of modern times. Socioeconomic inequality is an uneven distribution of income and opportunities between different groups of society. It causes concern in almost all countries of the world. Often people are trapped in poverty as...

The Black Americans’ Civil Rights Movement Aims

The civil rights movement was a social justice struggle for Black Americans. This movement took its toll during the 1950s and 1960s. Black Americans used the civil rights movement to fight for equal rights in the constitution of the United States of America. Discrimination against black people still existed after...

Racial Discrimination in the Cosmetics Industry

Introduction The following presentation aims to communicate with a number of groups concerning issues faced by black models and women within and as a result of the cosmetics industry. While its important for black individuals, especially aspiring models, to be aware of the hardships and disparities that are commonly met...

Immigration Into the US: History, Policies, and Benefits

Introduction In the United States, immigration has long been a topic of debate. The term “immigration” refers to the act of leaving one’s home nation and moving to another. A variety of factors lead to people leaving their homelands. History of US immigration from Europe and other countries since 1778...

The Black Panther Party: Movement for the Defense of the Black Community

The struggle for the rights of black people has been going on for many centuries. Even though these representatives of society managed to get rid of the shackles of slavery, today, they still meet much bias in their direction. One of the most prominent movements for the defense of the...

The Veterans Readiness and Employment Program Evaluation

Description of the Program For many veterans, the transition from army to civilian life is fraught with difficulties, and they need help from the community, particularly in a job search. One such program is the Veterans Readiness and Employment Program, also known as the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program or...

Gangs and Social Learning Theory Relationship

Introduction Learning is an important aspect of human life as it helps one acquire knowledge and skills required for survival. Lin & Chen (2017) describe learning as the process of gaining new information, skills, beliefs, dispositions, and interests. Learning can be self-taught or done through the observation of others. This...

Challenges Immigrants Face in the USA

Introduction Many people migrate to the United States for several reasons. America is one of the most developed countries technologically and economically. Living standards are better, and that is why America has become a home to most immigrants. However, immigrants face numerous challenges when they first migrate to the USA...

Differences Between Slavery and Indentured Servitude

Introduction The transatlantic trade, which started in the 15th century, greatly introduced slavery into the British colonies. European nations such as Portugal would trade manufactured goods in exchange for captured people on the coast of West Africa. The majority of the African captives were from Benin, Senegal, Nigeria, Cameroon, and...

A Person Who Admittedly Abuses His-Her Partner

Summary Domestic abuse or domestic violence is a behavior pattern used to gain, maintain or control power over the other in an intimate relationship. Abuse has many forms, such as psychological, physical, economic, emotional, or sexual action that affects the other person. These forms of abuse are behaviors that humiliate,...

Women in Sports: Main Challenges

Introduction Sporting activities are social events in which participating individuals are often exposed to various kinds of discrimination. Women, in particular, are often subjected to gender inequality and sexism. Sporting activities are often associated with specific social standards designed to establish and fortify feminine and masculine traits. The predominance of...

Human Trafficking, Its History and Statistics

Introduction Human trafficking is the act of recruiting and transporting people using force, coercion, deception, or fraud. Trafficking is a form of trade that involves buying and selling humans against their will for commercial sex or forced labor. Traffickers are violent and manipulative people who use false promises and pretenses...

Discussion of Nonverbal Communication

Nonverbal communication is often overlooked by many people despite the fact that it can improve their ability to relate to others, engage in conversations, and establish meaningful relationships in everyday life. Nonverbal signs that one receives and transfers are often subconscious and may be missed because of the focus on...

Illegal Immigration Issue in Arizona

The first reason in favor of amnesty for illegal immigrants is that it would help them escape poverty in their home country and improve the overall quality of life. As Rector and Hall (2016) put it, amnesty “amnesty would give current illegal immigrants access to the same government benefits as...

Hate Crimes Toward Minorities in the United States

Last year, the death of George Floyd caused a wide public outcry. Protests against police violence and discrimination against black populations swept across the United States (Anti-Racism: Will the Anti-Racist Movement Help Reduce Inequities Between Black and White Americans?). Moreover, in 2020, there was a record rise in the number...

Woman’s Human Rights in Afghanistan

Context and Evidence In the last century, the Taliban used to rule Afghanistan, and his reign is associated with the reconstruction of traditional roles with families. During that period, women were not allowed to work outside their homes and receive appropriate education (Follain 21). Women could not choose clothes they...

Violent Crimes and Mass Shooting in the United States

General Background The absence of single data collection that “captures the complete picture of the frequency, incidence, and trends in violent crime in U.S. schools” does not allow to evaluate its actual rates across the country. Since the mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado that resulted in the...

Prejudice and Discrimination as Social Issues

Prejudice refers to the expression of certain feelings towards individuals based on their social membership. Conflicts and disagreements are the primary sources of war and murder cases reported in society. Prejudice and discrimination are the causes of human conflict, which explains why hatred exists in society to the extreme of...

Aspects of Human and National Security

Introduction The historical paradigm of civilizational development clearly shows that the center of any agglomerations and settlements was the state administration, on whose resources many expectations were placed. Even before the end of the Cold War, which divided the world into two poles, most countries lived according to the principles...

How Might Child Neglect Affect a Child’s Self-Esteem in Adulthood

Background Child neglect is a social and public health problem that continues to pose serious threats to the wellbeing and health of the victims later in life. According to the Centers for Diseases and Control (2021), at least one out of seven children has undergone either childhood abuse or neglect...

Job Satisfaction and Work Family Conflict in UAE

Introduction The concept of work-family conflict could be described as a situation when a person faces difficulties with maintaining a balance between career and family life. These difficulties result from the inability to combine family responsibilities and work duties. For example, in the developed countries, women often have to work...

Impact of Digital Drug and Electronic Addiction on UAE Youth

The evolution of technology has led to the discovery of a new drug that is spreading fast among young people. Most of the young people were brought up in the digital evolution era where they could play video games, watch movies and stay on social media platforms for hours. This...

Social Control Theory Versus Self-Control Theory

Social control and self-control theories are two individualistic theories that explain why deviant behavior occurs and why people begin to use drugs. The main similarity between these theories is that they are based on commitment. The more committed a person is to something or someone, the less likely they will...

Songs That Empower Black Women in the United States

Introduction Modern-day popular culture contains a number of exciting and provocative works about interpersonal relationships and the inequality that challenges and motivates people at the same time. During this course, the lives of African descent communities become a vital topic for analysis to demonstrate how Black women have to struggle...

Opioid Addiction Crisis and Nursing Role

Introduction The opioid crisis has become a substantial national problem for the US in the recent twenty years. Scientists say that in 2018 130 people died from opioid overdose daily, which is more than the level of deaths from car accidents (Neville & Foley, 2020). Moreover, according to the CDC,...

The Culture of Mexican Americans

Introduction The United States of America has been known for the vast cultural and national diversity for a long time and is frequently called a “melting pot” due to the variety of ethnicities in the country. Naturally, a high degree of heterogeneity in society might lead to some conflicts based...

Issues Women in Management Face

Introduction Many organizations all over the world have often been faced with the challenge of addressing issue of gender diversity in relation to top jobs allocation (Powell GN and graves LM, 2003). Despite frequent calls by the stake holders to embrace the diversity, the achievement has been notably mean (Maimmunah...

Culture and Representations: Why Culture and Representation Matter

Introduction Cultural representations play a critical role in determining how people view certain aspects of a specific culture. By bringing out unique aspects of a given culture, representations make it easier to create a shared understanding of the culture and shape how it is viewed by the general public. Without...

Female Genital Mutilation in Africa

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) refers to a set of procedures that culminate in the removal of the certain parts of the female external genitalia. According to the United Nations (UN), approximately 200 million women and girls around the world have undergone the procedure (Obiora et al., 2020). In Africa, about...

Rawls’s Theory of Justice and Its Principles

The Theory of Justice is a representation of the idea that society’s basic structure features differences that proudly impact communities. Individuals have different starting points given their varied social and economic conditions, which often lead to inequality. Therefore, it is vital to establish a fair starting point, hence the need...

Domestic Violence Against Women Case Management

Domestic violence against women is an international problem, which affects millions of lives. Therefore, it is a major healthcare concern since it has detrimental effects on women’s overall health and well-being, which are manifested in both physical and psychological aspects. Such a problem can take many forms, but the consequences...

Driving and Cell Phone Use in the US

Distracted driving, particularly caused by cell phone use, has been identified as a parlous and growing menace to road safety. The behavior mentioned above is linked to the enormous potential for injuries and deaths; it is among the primary causes of traffic accidents. With the significant increase in mobile phone...

Television Violence and Children’s Aggressiveness

In the modern world, mass media plays an instrumental role in disseminating crucial socio-cultural information to the public, including children and adolescents. The television (TV) has been a fundamental tool in mass media application due to its audio and visual capabilities (Rosenkoetter, Rosenkoetter and Acock 2009). Children and adolescents draw...

Political Aspects: Gun Control and Immigration

Gun Control Gun Control entails the restriction or limitation of the production, importation, and possession of guns by private citizens. Gun control measures help to reduce access to guns in the hand of private individuals leading which might lead to a rise in insecurity. According to the Almanac of Policy...

Gender & Society. Intersectionality and Feminist Activism

Introduction Today, much attention is paid to discussing social discrimination to better understand its causes, expressions and the ways to address it. The majority of theories consider racial and gender discrimination as an integral phenomenon, while the experiences of individuals that belong to the victimised groups remain understudied. For example,...

Ethnic Groups and Discrimination

Race and ethnicity are the two most important phenomena in the modern society. Discrimination is the phenomenon that accompanies the above mentioned two. Racial discrimination is the most widespread kind of violating people’s rights on the grounds of the color of their skin or shape of their eyes. Italians, as...

Gay Marriages: Legal and Ethical Issues

Same sex marriage has become a very ethical issue nowadays. Population of gays and lesbians is increasing day by day in the world mostly in the USA, Canada, and UK. In this essay many aspects of this topic are described. We will discuss definition of the same-sex marriage, history of...

Intercultural Communication: Non- and Verbal Cues

Introduction People have different views concerning intercultural communication. Some individuals believe that more interaction between communities of diverse nations would lead to a better understanding between the different cultures. Despite this, there are numerous challenges that exist in intercultural communication (Dupraw & Axner, n.d.). Dupraw and Axner (n.d.) believe that...

Type of Homicide in Social Life

Cubbin, C, LW Pickle and L Fingerhut. “Social context and geographic patterns of homicide among US black and white males.” American Journal of Public Health, 9(4) (2000): 579-587. The article reports the research conducted by the authors on the geographic pattern of homicide among white American males. The range of...

Drugs and Its Effects on the Brain

Introduction Issues of drug abuse are always common in modern times. Most governments have set regulations to govern the sale and use of different drugs. Drug barons have always found themselves in trouble once they are caught up by the law. Whereas such barons make fortune out of such drugs,...

Arizona Immigration Law

Abstract Illegal immigration is one of the problems facing many countries around the world. The United States of America is home to more than ten million illegal immigrants. Most of these immigrants come from neighboring Mexico. The states along the US-Mexico border are under social and economic pressure due to...

About Teen Pregnancy

Abstract Teenage is the age from thirteen years to the age of nineteen. This is a stage of transition from childhood to adulthood. During this stage, a lot of changes are experienced in the life of a teenager. There are physical body changes as well as emotional changes witnessed during...

Muslim Women’s Representation in American Newspapers

Studying the newspaper representation of Muslim women in America is not a new trend. Several feminism campaigns have been seeking to criticize the potential media sexism against these women in society since the 1960s and 1970s. The cycle has persisted, and there has been little change. Presently, most Muslim women...

Family Support and Intervention in Substance Abuse Among Adolescents

Introduction The notion of illicit substance abuse has always been one of the most challenging aspects of public healthcare, as the following issue encompasses a series of factors that contribute to addiction development, making recovery an extremely complex endeavor. Researchers define substance abuse as the intake of such substances as...

Moral Values Conflict in Social Work

Social work in the country is based on specific values and the NASW Code of Ethics. Such values as social justice, duty, and altruism are at the heart of the profession (Frunza & Sandu, 2017). Nevertheless, sometimes social worker’s values and worldview contradict the personal values and worldview of their...

The Relationship Between Physical Activity and Children’s Well-Being

As the incidences of childhood obesity soar to epidemic levels, there have been increased calls for physical activity as a preventative measure. Physical activity yields a myriad of health benefits for children of all ages (Herrington & Brussoni, 2015). Physically-active children are less vulnerable to chronic diseases, such as type...

Women and Victimization: Rape and Sexual Assault

Abstract Sexual Assault is a primary issue in the health sector with disturbing wellness consequences to the victims. Some rape misconceptions serving to deny sexual violence and justifying this act have prevailed. The myths are reviewed, tactics to correct them, and, more so, both physical and psychological effects that come...

The Concepts of Race and Racism in Modern Environment

Introduction One of the primary objectives of Sociology is to provide an evidence-based framework to explain and regulate the processes within society. In spite of being a relatively recent discipline, this area of study has tackled an array of topical issues that stemmed from obsolete views on the relations between...

Drug Treatment Reducing Crime Rates

The existing evidence on crime across the United States shows that one of the central roles belongs to illegal drugs and their influence on the increased occurrence of criminal acts. Even though there are numerous other crime-related issues that can be mitigated with the help of drug treatment, the most...

Is It Morally Permissible to Put Someone Convicted of a Crime to Death?

The death penalty has always been a controversial issue battled in courts and society whether or not it is ethical to put someone convicted of a crime to death. The supporters of capital punishment argue that people who committed certain crimes deserve to be put to death since this punishment...

Domestic Violence Issue and the Ways to Solve It

Introduction Domestic violence is one of the critical and acute problems of modern society. It has existed for a long time, and so far, people have not been able to find a way to get rid of this phenomenon completely. It is common in both developing and developed countries, and...

Drug Abuse as a Public Health Menace in Adolescents

Introduction Currently, the issue of drug consumption among young adults has become widely discussed and utterly controversial. Many people hold an opinion that adolescents are in particular danger of using drugs and their consequent adverse influence, which is proved with scientific pieces of evidence and various studies. However, some researchers...

Communication Skills in the Workplace

Introduction Communication issues are essential when it comes to interaction in the workplace. The lack of mutual understanding between colleagues leads to an inability to perform daily tasks for the company’s benefit. However, there is a row of instruments that allow companies to assess their employees’ strengths and weaknesses and...

Intergenerational Trauma of Residential Schools in Canada

Introduction Indigenous people’s well-being was significantly affected by colonization, and even now, residential schools as one of the colonization’s legacies continue to influence the aboriginal population of Canada. Thus, traumatic events took an enormous toll on the mental and physical health of people and caused repercussions endurable for many years...

Interpersonal and Intercultural Communication in Conflict

Communication is an essential human practice that supports the sharing of ideas and information and resolution of conflicts. It can take place at the intrapersonal, intercultural, or interpersonal level. The purpose of this paper is to define interpersonal and intercultural communication, describe challenges associated with intercultural communication, and their influences...

The Concept of Human Security

The concept of human security emerged in 1994 when the United Nations published its Human Development Report. Human security is a paradigm based on the idea that humanity should be the proper referent for security, serving as an alternative to national and international security. According to this approach, security should...

American Civil Rights Movement Origins and Development

The seeds of the American civil rights movement were planted during the post-Civil War Reconstruction. Following the abolition of slavery and the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment, blacks were nominally entitled to the same rights and protections as whites. Racial discrimination in the form of social prejudice, segregation, and selective...

Social Changes and Trends

Introduction Social changes are important processes in society (Fine, 2006). This paper examines how organizational changes and leadership contribute to social changes. The paper also looks at two of the recent trends in organizational changes and leadership and the impact they are likely to have on my professional organization. Social...

Immigration and Deportation Policies

Introduction The immigration policy of the US has been the main element of political discussions for the past few decades. The majority of the policymakers in America support the extension of America’s global competitiveness and neglect issues concerning the security of the U.S, they tend to ignore safety measures and...

Benefits of Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage

It is appropriate for gay marriage to be legalized because it is neither an educative nor a merited act. The constitutions of many countries including ours recommend for observance of human liberties. One of the crucial civil liberties is the pursuit of joy, an element denied to homosexual individuals. Homosexual...

Asian Immigrants in the United States and Racism

For a very long time, there have been many racial groups that were immigrating to the United States. Asians are one such group that was able to establish a life for themselves in the US and be successful in reaching their goals and dreams. Even though the Asian population is...

Symbolic Interactionism: Disability & Family Relationships

Thesis The emotions in the family members regarding the disability usually guide the dynamics of the interaction within a family with a disabled member, and these shape. Introduction A nuclear family consists of two parents and children. Symbolic interactionism is described as a unit of interacting personalities. The events within...

An Organization for Aiding Malaysian Migrant Workers

Introduction: A Charity Organization for Migrant Workers When it comes to analyzing the means to boost migrants’ confidence and provide them with moral and spiritual support required for their successful professional performance, the significance of religious organizations is often overlooked (Kalir, 2009). Indeed, in an attempt to explore the economic...

Past and Present of Hip-Hop Culture

Hip-hop culture has been changing throughout its history. The new genres appeared, and the values replaced each other. One of the biggest problems of modern hip-hop is the loss of connection to the previous generations and the simplification of the themes. The origins of hip-hop culture are complex. As a...

Rap in American Culture

The origins of rap music are deeply rooted in the history of African American community. Rap branched out from hip-hop and became a new genre, developing the same traditions while bringing new elements to the culture. Early Rap Artists The rap was born of the African oral culture. Free-form poetry...

Gender and Social Movements

Introduction Gender and social activism is often associated with women movements of the early 20th century in which women fought for their rights to actively participate in the democratic process. In addition, this activism has been associated with the ‘women’s lib’ movement that was rife in the second half of...

The Issue of Abortion in America

Introduction Social issues affect the livelihoods of people in society in various ways. Numerous issues exist in society and people have different views on these issues. One issue that brings a lot of controversy in society is abortion since different viewpoints are advanced on this issue. The issue of abortion...

Women Human Rights

Throughout history, all aspects of the society, from political, social to financial, have been controlled by men. This has left women to play a subordinate role in the society, hence forcing them to be depended on their men companion for virtually everything. Their weak nature coupled with lack of all...

Should or Should Not Marijuana Be Legalized in America

Marijuana should not be legalized in the United States. This is because the drug has numerous negative effects not only on its users but also on the country. Introduction Over the past few decades, marijuana has been associated with immense negative connotations. Many people believe that it acts as a...

Violence Against Women Problem in Modern Society

Introduction Violence against women is any gender-based violence that results in the infringement of women’s rights and freedom. The violence against women also leads to physical damage and also the property damage of the women engaged in violence. Violence against women occurs in a number of ways. This includes sexual...

Hip Hop and Urban Crisis: Origins and Causes

Introduction Hip-hop culture arose in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the streets of New York. It started among the African American and Jamaican communities but since its emergence in the Bronx, hip hop has spread all over the world. Hip-hop culture is comprised of four main elements namely;...

Enhanced Emotional Intelligence Quotient Developing

It was once said that emotions teach people to reason. Emotional intelligence is the ability to manage the emotions of others, groups, and one’s self. After taking an Emotional Quotient (EQ) test, my results showed I have an above-average EQ with room for growth. This means I am being emotionally...

Child Poverty in Canada: Reasons and Consequences

Introduction Child poverty is considered to be one of the major issues while thinking about the future generations. Defining narrowly or making it simple children living under miserable circumstances or under deprived situations. The reason can be plenty for being children living under poverty. Although this is the truth in...

The Social Work: Ecological Perspective

Introduction Social work is the professional activity of helping individuals, groups or communities to enhance or to restore their capacity for social functioning and creating societal conditions favorable to this goal. The primary mission of social work is to enhance human well being and to help meet the basic needs...

Abortion Should Be Safe and Legal

Introduction The subject of legal abortion has lead to a nationwide, often emotion-filled, debate that has endured for many years and will for many years to come. People are decidedly either in the ‘pro-choice’ or ‘pro-life’ camp. There are no compromises to be negotiated: one concerned with the life of...

Should Euthanasia Be Legal in Some Countries and Why?

Yes, Euthanasia should be legal in some countries and there should be many rules that regulate it, in order to make sure that it serves the best interest of the patient. The reason I believe so is that many countries which are against euthanasia have, in fact, witnessed cases where...

Jazz Music and Race Relationship

Introduction Jazz music, one of the most popular and widespread kinds of music, has been attracting a lot of attention from both contemporary and cultural historians. The trend in appreciation of music has led most people to review their view of the music. In the past, this kind of music...

Poverty and Homelessness Related Issues

Introduction According to Jencks Analysis, it is the mental illness and deinstitutionalization of the mentally sick that caused homelessness rather than poverty (Jencks 24). Jencks argues that the severely mentally sick account for a third of the homeless population since they were released from hospitals in the 1950s. This argument...

The Lifespan Perspective in Development

Introduction Studying human development, the various theories, and perspectives devoted to such a subject share one aspect in common, which can be understood through the term development. Development is defined as the progress through changes, and in that regard, the common characteristics of human development can be seen through tracing...

Teenage Sex: The Importance of Sex Education

Introduction Teenage sex as the word suggests is the tendency of teenagers engaging in sexual behavior. This is normally influenced by cultural behaviors, society norms and peer pressure. Teenage sex have had a rampant increase today with many people blaming the media for the explicit programs on televisions, internet, magazines...

Illegal Immigration. “The Tortilla Curtain” by Boyle

Illegal immigration has often been observed as a serious problem that affects a nation in many ways. Some people regard it as an issue that drains the vitality of a nation and the rehabilitation of illegal immigrants is often a matter of squabble. Different studies have identified a number of...

A Family System and Social Care Service Users

Discussion As social systems, families are complex organizations that are hierarchical in nature (Conoley, 2009, p. 1). Family dynamics consists of stable, predictable patterns of relationships. Rules normally unspoken, but known to members, guide these relationship patterns. Whenever one element in the system is altered, for instance, if an alcoholic...

Communication Theory: Human Language and Behavior

Introduction Communication involves assigning meaning and exchanging it among people. It is a type of ritual which is performed by people using meaning from a particular language. Communication may also occur among other living things like animals to initiate behaviors like mating, call for alert against danger and even eating...

Malcolm X and His Effect on Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights movement was considerably influenced by unconventional and radical views of Malcolm X, who managed to carry out the transition from reforming movement to a radical and revolutionary movement of the international level; he completely transformed the its ideological background and organizational hierarchy that significantly facilitated the human...

Should animal experimentation be permitted?

Outline Abstract Hypothesis Introduction Results and discussions Conclusions Abstract This Research paper on the animal experimentation is an analysis material which tries to bring out the ethics behind the animal experimentations in the society. At the same the importance of the animal experimentation in the society is brought out by...

Domestic Violence: Not Just an Adult Thing

Introduction In many abusive relationships, the welfare of the child or children of the couple is ignored even though they are witnessing abuse, and experiencing trauma. The emotions of the child are the least of many people’s worries when parents are involved in an abusive relationship. However, children are always...

United States Immigration Policy

Introduction During the 20th century; immigration has been a major social and economic problem of the USA. The main problem is that it is difficult to control immigration and flows of foreigners coming each month to America. The majority of newcomers belong to the following groups: tourists, businessmen, students, etc,...

African Americans and Their Rights

Introduction Racial discrimination has been the most widely discussed issue in the United States of America since the colonial era. Out of all minority groups, such as Native Americans, Latin Americans, American Jews, Asian Americans, etc, African Americans were the most distinctly regarded as those of different race. Black people...

Social Groups and How They Work

Introduction This research paper examines social groups and how they work. It also looks at Weber’s five characteristics of an ideal bureaucracy and suggests which of the characteristics are applicable to the group. These are groups formed by the association of two or more people who interact towards achieving the...

Cultural Diversity Among the Hispanics

Introduction Hispanic Americans are a fast-growing population in the United States (Grieco & Rachel, 2008). The group comprises a population that draws their origin from Mexico, Puerto Rica, Asian Americans, and the Chinese Americans as well as the Asian Americans. Initially, the Hispanics were associated with the Spanish-speaking groups who...